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X-Men Destiny
We still don't know much about Silicon Knights' upcoming action game X-Men: Destiny, but we've gotten our first glimpse of a new character, a young mutant named Aimi Yoshida.
The intriguing new X-Men game puts players in the shoes of a mutant who has just joined the X-Men as a fresh recruit. The "Destiny" half of the title comes in the form of the choices players will make, which will reportedly affect what happens to the character, as well as what mutants become your enemies and allies.
One such mutant is Aimi Yoshida, recently revealed on UGO's website. Yoshida is a 15 year-old, 5' 1" girl from Japan, who was smuggled out of her home country by her parents before they could be incarcerated in the newly-created mutant camps. As a member of X-Men, her small size gives her an advantage over slower enemies, as does her acrobatic fighting style and powerful mutant abilities.
So far gameplay is still a mystery, but we'll be sure to bring you more on X-Men: Destiny as we approach its tentative holiday release date. In the meantime, take a look at these screens that leaked earlier this year.
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